World Summit of Solidarity Finance "Promoting Economic and Inclusive Justice"

The International Association of Investors in the Social Economy, INAISE and the Latin American and Caribbean Forum for Rural Finance, FOROLACFR, organize the World Summit of Solidarity Finance called "Promoting Economic and Inclusive Justice" to be held Wednesday 29 and Thursday 30 May 2013, in Hotel Mision de Los Angeles. OAXACA, OAX. CP 68050, Mexico

INAISE, created in 1989, and FOROLACFR, established in 2002, bring both entities and actors involved in social change through their action in the financial area. INAISE organizes its annual conference for the first time in Latin America.

The general objective of this Summit is to create a space for international convergence efforts on "social and solidarity finance" to give visibility to the different practices of "finance for development" promoting the development of the social economy.

This Summit will provide a space of exchange, analysis and dialogue between participants from very different contexts and environments, however, sharing visions and trajectories with much converging approach.

Its specific objectives are to:

• Analyse the current challenges in the social economy and its implications for the development of social finance markets, and the relationship of these with public policies;

• Update the concepts and definitions of social and solidarity finance;

• Generate more cooperation between the various regions of the world in the field of social finance;

• Build a working agenda that favors the promotion of solidarity financial services to a more inclusive development.

The Summit will address four topics that articulate the challenges and issues of social and solidarity finance:

1. The deployment of solidarity financial services and contingencies of their development: regulatory frameworks, control of rates and institutional sovereignty, financial inclusion and development banks, mobilization and management of savings.

2. Security / sovereignty of food, rural economic development and financial services: rural finances, family farming and peasant economies, agricultural and financial public policies for food production, value chains and local development.

World Summit of Solidarity Finance "Promoting Economic and Inclusive Justice"

The International Association of Investors in the Social Economy, INAISE and the Latin American and Caribbean Forum for Rural Finance, FOROLACFR, organize the World Summit of Solidarity Finance called "Promoting Economic and Inclusive Justice" to be held Wednesday 29 and Thursday 30 May 2013, in Hotel Mision de Los Angeles. OAXACA, OAX. CP 68050, Mexico

INAISE, created in 1989, and FOROLACFR, established in 2002, bring both entities and actors involved in social change through their action in the financial area. INAISE organizes its annual conference for the first time in Latin America.

The general objective of this Summit is to create a space for international convergence efforts on "social and solidarity finance" to give visibility to the different practices of "finance for development" promoting the development of the social economy.

This Summit will provide a space of exchange, analysis and dialogue between participants from very different contexts and environments, however, sharing visions and trajectories with much converging approach.

Its specific objectives are to:

• Analyse the current challenges in the social economy and its implications for the development of social finance markets, and the relationship of these with public policies;

• Update the concepts and definitions of social and solidarity finance;

• Generate more cooperation between the various regions of the world in the field of social finance;

• Build a working agenda that favors the promotion of solidarity financial services to a more inclusive development.

The Summit will address four topics that articulate the challenges and issues of social and solidarity finance:

1. The deployment of solidarity financial services and contingencies of their development: regulatory frameworks, control of rates and institutional sovereignty, financial inclusion and development banks, mobilization and management of savings.

2. Security / sovereignty of food, rural economic development and financial services: rural finances, family farming and peasant economies, agricultural and financial public policies for food production, value chains and local development.

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